@CBF: "Between Ravensbourne and Beckenham Hill stations, amongst the vegetation on 
the up side, are the remains of two freight wagons. Are these the remains of 
a collison or derailment, and if so how long have they been there?
J D "
    @aaronborbora: ""James Dillon" <email_address> wrote in message 
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Wondered that as well.  Hope we find out. "
    @petermasson1: "news:e2ok3s$7n1$<email_address>
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Are they still there? ISTR seeing them around 20 years ago, and AIUI they
were being used for engineering works, and were derailed during a
possession.
Peter"
    @max: "I don't think it's quite that long, but otherwise I believe that to be the 
case. They were a fairly short wheelbase low loaders of some kind.
MaxB
"Peter Masson" <email_address> wrote in message 
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    @dhwild: "<quote>
The longest life of derailment debris must be on the Hay Tor granite
tramway. You can still see the results of derailments 200 years ago.
David Wild using RISC OS on broadband"
    @rcp27: "<quote>
I recall a waggon or two off the side of an embankment on the Sidcup 
line (somewhere near Bexley) that resulted from a derailment in the 
early '90s that were being enveloped by vegetation.  Are they still there?
Robin"
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